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As Schools Ban Phones, More Kids Are Using Smartwatches | WIRED

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JPMorgan suing Chase customers who used ‘infinite money glitch’

Oct 29
Trump says tech CEOs are reaching out as election in dead heat

Oct 29
LinkedIn’s new AI assistant can help recruiters match with top candidates – Fast Company

Oct 29
Extra Extra! The End Times, Onscreen – The New York Times

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Elon Musk Bought a Texas Compound for His 11 Kids and Their Mothers – The New York Times

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Gavin Newsom Loves Hollywood – WSJ

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Why Apple’s AI Success Hinges on the iPhone – WSJ

Oct 29
The shards of glass election: mainstream media’s dominance dies

Oct 29
Washington Post loses digital subscriptions over endorsement

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Over 200 Gannett outlets not ‘endorsing in presidential or national races’

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Your Questions About Our Election Coverage, Answered – The New York Times

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Brian Williams and Amazon are asking election night news-seekers to take a leap of faith with them | AP News

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YouTube Comments on Search Results for Rogan’s Trump Interview

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Some billionaires, CEOs hedge bets as Trump vows retribution – The Washington Post

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Vivendi Approves Split Into Four Companies, Sets Shareholder Vote

Oct 29
Disney, Netflix, Google, Paramount Hit Spending Landmark – Ampere

Oct 29
Jon Stewart Defends Tony Hinchcliffe: Trump Rally Had a Roast Comic

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Ohtanimania Lifts World Series TV Ratings to Record Levels in Japan

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Starbucks Threatens to Fire Office Workers Not Meeting 3-Day Policy – Bloomberg

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Netflix Explores Releasing Greta Gerwig’s ‘Narnia’ in Imax – Bloomberg

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The Simpsons Tackle ‘Monday Night Football’ in Bid to Win Kids for NFL

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iOS 18.1 Is Out Now: Apple Intelligence, New Siri Look and AirPod Hearing Aids Arrive – WSJ

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The World Series That Turned America’s Pastime Into a National Obsession Halfway Around the World – WSJ

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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella Starts Every Day With 2 Phone Calls. So Should You Microsoft’s Satya Nadella Starts Every Day With 2 Phone Calls. So Should You

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